Massive Drug Seizure at Shamshabad Airport Worth Rs 20 Crore
Customs officials seize hydroponic ganja worth Rs 20 crore at Shamshabad airport from Bangkok passenger triggering investigation into supply network and possible links within Hyderabad city.
- Drugs seized at Shamshabad airport worth Rs 20 crore
- Hydroponic ganja found from Bangkok passenger
- Investigation launched on Hyderabad drug supply network
A major drug bust at Shamshabad International Airport has exposed a high value smuggling attempt, with customs officials seizing hydroponic ganja worth nearly Rs 20 crore.
The contraband was discovered during routine checks on a passenger who had just arrived from Bangkok. Officials grew suspicious during screening and carried out a detailed inspection, which led to the recovery of the banned substance.
Following the seizure, the passenger was taken into custody and is currently being interrogated. Authorities are trying to trace how the drugs were intended to be distributed and whether there is a larger network operating within Hyderabad.
The customs department immediately alerted the eagle team to assist in further investigation. Officials believe the case could be linked to a broader supply chain targeting urban consumers.
Hydroponic ganja, known for its high potency and illegal market demand, has become a growing concern for enforcement agencies. This seizure highlights ongoing efforts to curb international drug trafficking through major airports.
Investigators are now focusing on identifying local contacts and uncovering the route through which the drugs were meant to reach buyers in the city.
